Will the tint on window affect the window from breaking?
2424
don't think so. watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RsIRL89lt8&list;=UUNsx7zB2rU0Otm6-3bxFQxQ
2425
To be honest, I can only guess it will keep the glass together when you break it. However, it should not prevent the window from breaking. Therefore, the hammer should be effective in this situations as well.
2426
I don't believe so, but I do believe windshields are all tempered glass. Look online about your particular model. I don't think tint affects that in the least.
933059
My windows in my vehicle are factory tinted and had NO problems. However, I would be skeptical with the after market film type tint.
2172305
Per their website FAQs on if safe for window tints: "Yes, we have tested Invisible Glass safe for use on household and most automotive after-market window tints in good condition. We recommend testing a small area first."
514889
I doubt it, when removing it from the liner there's clearly an adhesive on the tint. Trying to remove that while not destroying the tint would be difficult at best.
1664260
I'm not sure, but they would probably be ok if you did not have more than just light window tinting.
320225
I stuck a piece of folded paper/cardboard between the shade and the window (fully closed) and left it there for about 24 hours. With the heat, the shade warped a little just so it cleared the window from hitting it. There was also another area that was hitting. I reinforced the double sided tape and fixed that
1143583
i personally wouldn't tint the outside of any type of window because cleaning the dirt and debris will scratch the film. It would probably work on the inside. If you don't like it, use a clothes steamer and peel it right off!
237515
The shade does not touch the roof fabric of your vehicle. The clips are placed between the rear window and the fabric at that point. I do not believe that the roof fabric would be affected.
313036
I have not tried first hand, but a very knowledgeable contractor friend has warned me that tint applied to the inside of double paned glass can draw heat inside. Light hits the film, heats up, then the heat is trapped by the outside pane. Again, I have not tried it myself and the type of tint may matter, but his explanation makes sense to me
1391098
yes, I would think so, the adhesive on the backs of the decals are like super postit note or painters tape. They decal wont look the same on the other side of the glass when looking at it from behind. Not sure if "heat" on the window would weaken the adhesive.
904154
I was told no...A warning on the back of the box states"Do not apply to the inside surface of any dual,thermal, or low E glass to avoid excess heat absorption and potential thermal stress to the window".But the stuff is very tough and will last years on the exterior.
1261472
I've had mine for about 8 weeks and have not noticed a problem. I have not taken them out very often or have put the windows down more than 8 times. This is a new car so if I see anything I'll write an addendum.
1795016
My window is slight tinted (factory) and it did not affect it at all. Not sure if you go with a darker tint how it would affect its performance.
1644212
Google precut window tint and watch a video on YouTube. They have very good instructional videos on how to remove the tint.
2036420
yes as long a potential reflection from light hitting the window pane does not interfere with the photo process
1807289
Window tinting is best applied on the inside of the windows. If applied to the outside, the weather would cause it to peel and come off. I applied it to the inside of the window and it works great!
292277
I have only used maguires mirror glaze 17 clear plastic cleaner on my older soft top plastic window and it made a big difference. Totally worth having in my arsonal but I don't know about tint scratch. Good luck